@@TheRealMaturecheese perhaps but European robins in Britain are known to show little fear of humans here because we feed them and they know we aren’t dangerous here (unlike in continental Europe where people shoot and trap them for sport). There’s an individual which always visits me for free peanuts. I throw one on the floor and it grabs it and flies of before coming back for another
@@theotheseaeagle Yes they are pretty bold. Where i go to exercise (some steps outdoors ) there is a Robin that comes fairly close to me. i have started feeding it once a week when i am there but i reckon it would take a lot of time and patience to get it to eat out of my hand
There was one that came to be with me whenever I called him as a child..I was 10 years old at the time .I don’t know why he chose me but he trusted me completely and it wasn’t just about food.I could hold him in my hand and stroke him and he was perfectly comfortable….every day we had time together and he seemed to be waiting for me to return home from school….he would sing to me for what seemed like hours……
A robin that comes to you is normally a sign that a loved one is near by. I get it after my dad sadly passed away in my arms then a robin appeared and keeps coming to my window .❤
Must have flown into a window, poor thing. Here in North America our robins, really a variety of thrush, are similarly bold & friendly, like the true British robins. In Canada we adore them, as they are harbingers of Spring after our long, harsh Winters. 🌷
Animals can sense the kindness in some people, and Robins are brave curious lil critters. I was blessed in my opinion to have one land right at my feet and just sit there contentedly studying me. I had to chuckle when i said " Hello, your beautiful aren't you" and the lil fellow broke silence and chirped merrily at me lol Nature is wonderful.
Robins are quite bold little birds .They are always hanging around when I am out working in the garden ,unlike other birds who take fright and fly away
They are exploiting your work for the worms in the ground u are disturbing. That's why. Theyv evolved to follow large animals like boars who dig up the ground.
I think it's because they are good at running. Other little birds hop around and are awkward on the ground, but robins have this tiny and adorable gait where they walk and run one step at a time, so they're quite agile on the ground. They also seem fairly intelligent. Idk I just love robins. They lean forward like tiny little dinosaurs whenever they run.
@@NoBaconForYou not necessarily, the reason robins are so tame (at least in Britain) is because they associate humans with food. Often they will sit around when somebody is gardening to pick up any earthworms they dig up. This is not the case on continental Europe as people in continental europe kill robins for sport, so they have learnt to be wary of humans. Unlike in Britain where the killing of small songbirds is not practiced.
They are called Gardener’s Friend for a reason. They know no matter what we are doing in the garden, there will be a treat. Robins also know the majority of humans won’t harm them or indeed eat them! They do have predators of course and I bet they are confused as to why we, so caring in the face of it, allow a cat to come take over our home and we become their staff! 😂😂😂 Basically nurturing an animal that would eat them!
Yes, clearly in some sort of shock. But that hand of human friendship took him out of it. A very beautiful gesture of kindness, especially to such a tiny and vulnerable little creature 🤗 ❤ x
Unfortunately I suspect he had crashed into a window or a car. They get that tired look and are often to out of it to be afraid of humans until they get better.
@@soylentgreenb This, I took care of a baby bird that unfourtunatley passed away because of an illness. It loved to be petted, and I knew that bevause it rubbed its head against my fingers and jumped on my hand and slept there. This is a bird in shock and extremley frightened.
The bird should normally fly away, it didn't, don't put your camera up its face, don't touch it, don't stress it until it shits (ah you did, didn't you), don't post it cos all kinds of nutsos will say the nuttiest things about it instead of booking their visit to the shrink.
Robin's are very spiritual creatures... A Robin came to my kitchen window around the same time every day he would look so calm and stay for about half hour then fly off.. ... This went on for at least two weeks I was expecting to see him but he didn't turn up..... I got a phone call that day to say my dad had passed away he had been I'll for some time. I feel sure this beautiful little bird was giving me a sign, making me smile for 2 weeks before I had to shed tears .......
Here in Britain, robins are often seen as messengers from loved ones who have passed away. That’s why we have the saying “when a robin appears, a loved one is near”
@@vaahtobileet That's your believe and you have that right but I don't agree with you animals have to use instincts they're out in the wild all year round and become much wiser than you and I could ever be.
Pity you didn't speak softly to him, the way they turn their little head to listen is a joy. They follow me in the garden and have landed on my knees while sunbathing, not to mention coming into the kitchen and perch on the back of the chair. A lovely fat little bird his redbreast is quite warming, especially at Christmas!
Theyre my favourite garden birds for sure. Theres one in my back garden that comes into my shed whenever im working on stuff. She sits right up on the vice and stays there for around an hour at a time. Thats been happening for the past 3 or 4 years now i think
I once found a robin in my garden who had been attacked by a cat. I picked it up in my hands to put it in a safe place and it was the tinyest fluffiest thing I had ever touched 🥺 sadly it died a couple of hours later but I did everything I could to help it feel better
My grandmother believed they were dead loved ones come back to visit. She had a whole family of them around her when she did her gardening and they even used to hop into the house to see what she was doing. Think they only live a year or so but she'd always have new ones behave the same way for years
One of the most beautiful of gods little creatures. I've seen them land on hands for grub, but that particular one, is probably the tamest, I've even seen. Well done, hope he/she gets plenty of healthy goodies from you.
the bird is in shock from most likely hitting a wall, you can tell by the way its facing one direction like a statue until it starts "waking up" and looks around more
No. When they're stunned they pant with their beaks open. This guy looks perfectly calm. They certainly don't perch on fingers like this one did. Robins are very friendly and intelligent enough to work out humans aren't threats to them.
@@mad8805 does your intelligence limit you to write something constructive that makes sense, like the guy above you or you were just having a bad day when you wrote this cause you got grounded?
the robins eyes were closing... quick search and ill birds close their eyes. also they took a shit when the human grabbed them.. must have been shit scared... gentle though you were with the bird.
Beautiful. I thought that I was lucky having a robin feed close to me and perching on my knee sitting in the garden, but this video tops that! He seems to like being stroked. Saint Frances of Assisi couldn't do better. ☺
These are the most amazing birds! Every year there are fewer and fewer 😪 we need to Protect birds more otherwise we’ll lose them being part of our world.
I did the same exact thing one time (bird on a chair) in Kona at a hotel facing the beach 2011. Took me 5 years to find out the type of bird. It was a juvenile java sparrow/ java finch. Cutest thing ever and a very rare experience to approach, pick up, and pet a bird like that! When we had to go 5 minutes later, I set it back on the chair and it flew down to the railing. So it was totally ok. Knew I wasn’t a threat. Animals know! I’ll bet you will always remember that til you’re 100!❤❤❤😊
Goinng to aim for this soon, over the last two weeks made friends with two Robins who always coem and sit close to me while I have been digging in my garden, and they seem very trusting of me and possibly recognize me, as today when sat on a wooden fence with me only about 2 feet away as I talk to them , the post man came and they flee off as soon as he entered the garden which was a bout 4 metres. Would love to get the little darlings to eat from my hand and even better to sit on my finger.
I would love to do that. One of the times you will never forget and nobody would believe had you told them. I can’t make out if he is drowsy or in a daze from something that happened prior to this moment. He seems alert when you picked him up so I’d like to think we have the bravest Robin in the clip here.
One thing I have learned about Robins (my dogs have unfortunately attacked several that we have had to raise and release) is that the parents are ALWAYS watching... I believe that was one of the parents at 1:20.
I found a robin in my feeding tree last winter. He wouldn't eat from the lard balls, coconut, tiny sunflower seeds, or peanuts. Robins' beaks are not hard enough. They need a different diet. So I gave him soft old wrinkly garden apples, and meal worms. 😘👍
Seeing this ten years later. This wee one is probably across 🌈 Bridge telling his amigos about his brave day on Earth. Would that everyone adopted this kind protocol for all living things. What life we'd have then... Paz y luz. 🌎🐿️🍃🐝🔭✨🌙💙
He liked your touch, eyes closing in mmmm. I guess they don't get touched much. Sometimes human hands aren't good for feathers which have wax to make them water resistant and our oild can interfere with that, but this little fellow enjoyed your hugs. Well done for being so gentle. When you went to hold him though, he was a big bit 'hang on, don't squeeze me' and hopped onto your finger, clever fellow ❤️ 😁
We have a robin that comes into our workshop most day and hops about the work benches and equipment. We have a jar of mealworms and bird treat especially for him. 😊
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I share the same opinion. Most of the people are commenting that he is brave and happy, but to me it seems that he is sick and he thinks that will soon die. He does not care about anything. Normal wild bird would flee.
He isn't sick, just brave. The eye closing was a happy, relaxed Robin. If both eyes were weary, then it's sick. That's a brave bird who just wanted to meet someone new
@ trust me, robins will gain trust with you after a while if you act calm around them and dont walk near them when they first arrive on the scene. Ive one in my back garden that comes into my shed and lands on the vice when im working on stuff. Only reason she does that is because it started off with her just being in the garden and observing stuff. Then she started to come into the shed for a few seconds, then a few minutes, and now for around an hour at a time some days. I have a little bowl i put bird seed into. She'll peck away at that while im working away on engines and stuff, merely feet and sometimes within an inch or 2 of me. She hasnt let me pet her yet but you never know, that day may be coming round soon
I want to think this Robin is just super tame but I actually think it could be slightly ill, or stunned. I know Robins can be tamed but they are also naturally weary just like all birds, this Robin let's you just walk up to him, he let's you stroke him most birds don't like that and also the way he closes his eyes doesn't mean he likes it, it could be a sign that he is weak, stunned or in shock. Its a lovely bird and I hope he was okay after .
I love how the petting is getting gradually more invasive ❤! First, a small tap, then a longer sweep from one side, then moving between left and right, the his belly, then picked him up😂
in scotland we have a woodland walk by a river called rogie falls, in the carpark one year i put bread flakes on the palm of my hand and held it flat, within minutes i had wild chaffinch come down and sit on my hand taking the bread, there was only 3 of them but i felt really honoured just to have them sit on my hand, it was a great moment for me
Birds don't really have a "tradition" of social grooming for the most part. Hence they just kinda all have the same response- hunker down and squint when you pet them, which is kind of adorable.
He's clearly in a shock - may have had hit the building. But it's good that he felt better soon and came back to his friends😊
Pilot Mike, look at bird bath
I thought the same thing. It isn't normal behaviour for a bird. It's not as though it is being enticed by food. Glad it was ok though.
Not necessarily …..
@@TheRealMaturecheese perhaps but European robins in Britain are known to show little fear of humans here because we feed them and they know we aren’t dangerous here (unlike in continental Europe where people shoot and trap them for sport). There’s an individual which always visits me for free peanuts. I throw one on the floor and it grabs it and flies of before coming back for another
@@theotheseaeagle Yes they are pretty bold. Where i go to exercise (some steps outdoors ) there is a Robin that comes fairly close to me. i have started feeding it once a week when i am there but i reckon it would take a lot of time and patience to get it to eat out of my hand
There was one that came to be with me whenever I called him as a child..I was 10 years old at the time .I don’t know why he chose me but he trusted me completely and it wasn’t just about food.I could hold him in my hand and stroke him and he was perfectly comfortable….every day we had time together and he seemed to be waiting for me to return home from school….he would sing to me for what seemed like hours……
I don't think I've heard one sing before. Going to look it up now.
Man these are beautiful comments
Cringe and cap
Two types of people
Adults and children
@@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey based and facts
"This bird is best thing"~heavy
Miguel Lopez very good thing is not ded :P
Feed him sandwichem and he will love you
'' you mean nothing to me now''
IS NOT POSSIBLE IM BEST BIRD TWEET TWEET TWEET
SOVIET POOTIS BIRD no ME
THAT IS PYRO
A robin that comes to you is normally a sign that a loved one is near by. I get it after my dad sadly passed away in my arms then a robin appeared and keeps coming to my window .❤
One of my favourite birds the Robin. They come to you when gardening and chat❤️
I've 3 that visit my backyard most days atm. Scotland. They're pretty common in the UK.
Must have flown into a window, poor thing. Here in North America our robins, really a variety of thrush, are similarly bold & friendly, like the true British robins. In Canada we adore them, as they are harbingers of Spring after our long, harsh Winters. 🌷
Animals can sense the kindness in some people, and Robins are brave curious lil critters.
I was blessed in my opinion to have one land right at my feet and just sit there contentedly studying me.
I had to chuckle when i said " Hello, your beautiful aren't you" and the lil fellow broke silence and chirped merrily at me lol
Nature is wonderful.
Robins are quite bold little birds .They are always hanging around when I am out working in the garden ,unlike other birds who take fright and fly away
They are exploiting your work for the worms in the ground u are disturbing. That's why. Theyv evolved to follow large animals like boars who dig up the ground.
I think it's because they are good at running. Other little birds hop around and are awkward on the ground, but robins have this tiny and adorable gait where they walk and run one step at a time, so they're quite agile on the ground.
They also seem fairly intelligent.
Idk I just love robins. They lean forward like tiny little dinosaurs whenever they run.
@@NoBaconForYou not necessarily, the reason robins are so tame (at least in Britain) is because they associate humans with food. Often they will sit around when somebody is gardening to pick up any earthworms they dig up. This is not the case on continental Europe as people in continental europe kill robins for sport, so they have learnt to be wary of humans. Unlike in Britain where the killing of small songbirds is not practiced.
They are called Gardener’s Friend for a reason. They know no matter what we are doing in the garden, there will be a treat. Robins also know the majority of humans won’t harm them or indeed eat them! They do have predators of course and I bet they are confused as to why we, so caring in the face of it, allow a cat to come take over our home and we become their staff! 😂😂😂 Basically nurturing an animal that would eat them!
They're not as cheeky as magpies -- one flew inside my house once for some food it saw
Probably stunned when he flew into a window but luckily it didn't kill him, poor little chap.
Yes, clearly in some sort of shock. But that hand of human friendship took him out of it. A very beautiful gesture of kindness, especially to such a tiny and vulnerable little creature 🤗 ❤ x
I love how he gets sleepy the more he got pet
Unfortunately I suspect he had crashed into a window or a car. They get that tired look and are often to out of it to be afraid of humans until they get better.
@@soylentgreenb This, I took care of a baby bird that unfourtunatley passed away because of an illness. It loved to be petted, and I knew that bevause it rubbed its head against my fingers and jumped on my hand and slept there.
This is a bird in shock and extremley frightened.
The bird should normally fly away, it didn't, don't put your camera up its face, don't touch it, don't stress it until it shits (ah you did, didn't you), don't post it cos all kinds of nutsos will say the nuttiest things about it instead of booking their visit to the shrink.
@@RespectAllGirlz ?
@@RespectAllGirlzyes you do need a shrink pronto
Robin's are very spiritual creatures... A Robin came to my kitchen window around the same time every day he would look so calm and stay for about half hour then fly off..
... This went on for at least two weeks I was expecting to see him but he didn't turn up.....
I got a phone call that day to say my dad had passed away he had been I'll for some time.
I feel sure this beautiful little bird was giving me a sign, making me smile for 2 weeks before I had to shed tears .......
Yes that happens amazing.also happened prior to my dad dying. A wonderful experience.
Here in Britain, robins are often seen as messengers from loved ones who have passed away. That’s why we have the saying “when a robin appears, a loved one is near”
@@theotheseaeagle I have a plaque with the saying " when a robin appears loved one's are near" it hangs in my hall by my front door!
Christ, it's just an animal. There's no connection.
@@vaahtobileet That's your believe and you have that right but I don't agree with you animals have to use instincts they're out in the wild all year round and become much wiser than you and I could ever be.
Excuse me for a moment.
*goes to mom
MOM. I WANT A PET ROBIN.
Oliwier Kowalczyk ME.
@@mochipuff138You?
Me to i UwU
ME BITCH😭😭😭😭
Yesss me too
Ever since I lost my Dad in 2020 whenever I see robins it comforts me. What a beautiful video...
This bird gotta old soul. He was a human in a past life so he knows the drill.
So they say, a close departed member of your family...it's a nice thought as both mum and dad died this year.
The wild pootis bird
Beautiful Heavenly Angel 🕊️
Pity you didn't speak softly to him, the way they turn their little head to listen is a joy.
They follow me in the garden and have landed on my knees while sunbathing, not to mention coming into the kitchen and perch on the back of the chair.
A lovely fat little bird his redbreast is quite warming, especially at Christmas!
Theyre my favourite garden birds for sure. Theres one in my back garden that comes into my shed whenever im working on stuff. She sits right up on the vice and stays there for around an hour at a time. Thats been happening for the past 3 or 4 years now i think
Window strike. You are awesome for your gentle compassion. Bravo!
That was amazing ! Thank you for being kind to him! I noticed he enjoyed you touching him, it was soothing to him/her ❤
I once found a robin in my garden who had been attacked by a cat. I picked it up in my hands to put it in a safe place and it was the tinyest fluffiest thing I had ever touched 🥺 sadly it died a couple of hours later but I did everything I could to help it feel better
Hahaha. What a story, Mark!
Tf2 Heavy will simply just say "Pootis"
Thus was a beautiful moment. I really loved it.
The birds know when you love them.
Gorgeous little bird. ❤
My grandmother believed they were dead loved ones come back to visit. She had a whole family of them around her when she did her gardening and they even used to hop into the house to see what she was doing. Think they only live a year or so but she'd always have new ones behave the same way for years
One of the most beautiful of gods little creatures. I've seen them land on hands for grub, but that particular one, is probably the tamest, I've even seen. Well done, hope he/she gets plenty of healthy goodies from you.
the bird is in shock from most likely hitting a wall, you can tell by the way its facing one direction like a statue until it starts "waking up" and looks around more
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He looks weakened. Maybe he hit the wall and was feeling kinda dizzy
No. When they're stunned they pant with their beaks open. This guy looks perfectly calm. They certainly don't perch on fingers like this one did. Robins are very friendly and intelligent enough to work out humans aren't threats to them.
Dude you’re the only one feeling kinda dizzy if u think he looks weakened, get your eyes checked
Madacyn lMfAO eyes vibe checked
@@mad8805 does your intelligence limit you to write something constructive that makes sense, like the guy above you or you were just having a bad day when you wrote this cause you got grounded?
the robins eyes were closing... quick search and ill birds close their eyes. also they took a shit when the human grabbed them.. must have been shit scared... gentle though you were with the bird.
"I have mastered the art of standing so incredibly still....that I become invisible to the eye. Watch." - Robin
Beautiful. I thought that I was lucky having a robin feed close to me and perching on my knee sitting in the garden, but this video tops that! He seems to like being stroked. Saint Frances of Assisi couldn't do better. ☺
This was simply breathtaking. Absolutely beautiful. ❤️
Maybe heartwarming, but what is "breathtaking" when somebody pets a bird?
@@einundsiebenziger5488Bird Good, simple as
Robins are by far my favourite birds, and I am so jealous of you rn :P
That's unusual. They always fly away. He may have hurt himself so he's docile.
So beautiful So cute and So innocent ❤😘☺️❤️🥰❤️😍😘❣️
So beautiful. I Shall name you POOTIS!
These are the most amazing birds! Every year there are fewer and fewer 😪 we need to
Protect birds more otherwise we’ll lose them being part of our world.
me: AWWW
robin: yes, i am cute. you can pet me!
Aww, he's a little troubled about something 💕💕💕. A beautiful little darling.
Beautiful little sweetheart ❤️❤️❤️
I did the same exact thing one time (bird on a chair) in Kona at a hotel facing the beach 2011. Took me 5 years to find out the type of bird. It was a juvenile java sparrow/ java finch. Cutest thing ever and a very rare experience to approach, pick up, and pet a bird like that! When we had to go 5 minutes later, I set it back on the chair and it flew down to the railing. So it was totally ok. Knew I wasn’t a threat. Animals know! I’ll bet you will always remember that til you’re 100!❤❤❤😊
Awww, cute little thing ❤️
I know that they can be tame but I've never seen anything like this before.
Perhaps it bonked into the window above the bench, and was waiting for the world to stop spinning.
@@feuerling could very well be.
When a wild bird is this docile, I assume there is something wrong with their well being.
i hope not :(
Poor little chap looked like he was really poorly.
Goinng to aim for this soon, over the last two weeks made friends with two Robins who always coem and sit close to me while I have been digging in my garden, and they seem very trusting of me and possibly recognize me, as today when sat on a wooden fence with me only about 2 feet away as I talk to them , the post man came and they flee off as soon as he entered the garden which was a bout 4 metres. Would love to get the little darlings to eat from my hand and even better to sit on my finger.
I would love to do that. One of the times you will never forget and nobody would believe had you told them. I can’t make out if he is drowsy or in a daze from something that happened prior to this moment. He seems alert when you picked him up so I’d like to think we have the bravest Robin in the clip here.
As a former robin I can confirm, that this person is a good one.
One thing I have learned about Robins (my dogs have unfortunately attacked several that we have had to raise and release) is that the parents are ALWAYS watching... I believe that was one of the parents at 1:20.
He's in shock. Most likely flew into a building.
What a wonderful darling he is 💕☺️😘
She not he
🌜🦋🦋🦋 I have only seen a few of these cute things in 47 years, I love them 🦋🦋🦋🌛
IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO BE LIVED BY ANYONE
Loved*
lived?
"Very good!"
@@pierrebegley2746 you mean nothing to me now
@@mateorios1636 he's one of those adopt me kids robin was so easy to get in christmas egg so he's mad
I found a robin in my feeding tree last winter.
He wouldn't eat from the lard balls, coconut, tiny sunflower seeds, or peanuts.
Robins' beaks are not hard enough. They need a different diet.
So I gave him soft old wrinkly garden apples, and meal worms.
😘👍
Seeing this ten years later. This wee one is probably across 🌈 Bridge telling his amigos about his brave day on Earth.
Would that everyone adopted this kind protocol for all living things. What life we'd have then...
Paz y luz.
🌎🐿️🍃🐝🔭✨🌙💙
Imagine you are sick to the point of just staring and waiting and a lion comes and licks your face
He liked your touch, eyes closing in mmmm. I guess they don't get touched much. Sometimes human hands aren't good for feathers which have wax to make them water resistant and our oild can interfere with that, but this little fellow enjoyed your hugs. Well done for being so gentle. When you went to hold him though, he was a big bit 'hang on, don't squeeze me' and hopped onto your finger, clever fellow ❤️ 😁
shine media, look at bird bath
@@BirdBath1 not sure what you mean here, I've looked up a video called birdbath but I don't see anything? 🙂
@@BirdBath1 ah yes I see now. beautiful 🥰 and hummingbird bath is very special also. They bring me joy 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
We have a robin that comes into our workshop most day and hops about the work benches and equipment. We have a jar of mealworms and bird treat especially for him. 😊
Delightful = Love it 💕
Val Ansley, look at bird bath
You are so lucky - congratulations on this moment buddy!
Wonderful .. connection with animals and nature 🙏🏿
What a lovely little creature
WONDERFUL VIDEO A BIRD IN THE HAND HOW LUCKY YOU ARE GORGEOUS LITTLE ROBIN❤
He's loving your touch.
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a poor sick robin..... he was probably hoping you would cure him!!! You can tell from his eyes that he's not well poor little sweetie..
1sola1verita Uh... no.
I share the same opinion. Most of the people are commenting that he is brave and happy, but to me it seems that he is sick and he thinks that will soon die. He does not care about anything. Normal wild bird would flee.
In the description it Said the Bird flew away afterwards
He isn't sick, just brave. The eye closing was a happy, relaxed Robin. If both eyes were weary, then it's sick. That's a brave bird who just wanted to meet someone new
@ trust me, robins will gain trust with you after a while if you act calm around them and dont walk near them when they first arrive on the scene. Ive one in my back garden that comes into my shed and lands on the vice when im working on stuff. Only reason she does that is because it started off with her just being in the garden and observing stuff. Then she started to come into the shed for a few seconds, then a few minutes, and now for around an hour at a time some days. I have a little bowl i put bird seed into. She'll peck away at that while im working away on engines and stuff, merely feet and sometimes within an inch or 2 of me. She hasnt let me pet her yet but you never know, that day may be coming round soon
That is one brave little bird, letting a giant touch him like that.
Tadinho que Deus abençoe a saúde de todos os passarinho e de todos vocês que amam as criações do Senhor
a Robin wears the blood of Christ .Awful when cats kill them
It looked a bit unwell or stunned it’s good it was found by a gentle caring person who gave it time to recover
That is so sweet and unexpected !!!
Awww. It looks like the army Red Robin from tf2, chonky little guy
You are a special kind of animal communicator sir. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video :)
Bezaubernder kleiner Vogel❤
"A Robin feathering nice a twang, and he knows a song to help along." - Mary Poppins.
I want to think this Robin is just super tame but I actually think it could be slightly ill, or stunned.
I know Robins can be tamed but they are also naturally weary just like all birds, this Robin let's you just walk up to him, he let's you stroke him most birds don't like that and also the way he closes his eyes doesn't mean he likes it, it could be a sign that he is weak, stunned or in shock.
Its a lovely bird and I hope he was okay after .
MP 74, look at bird bath
Nature really knows how to make lil birdies cute
I love how the petting is getting gradually more invasive ❤!
First, a small tap, then a longer sweep from one side, then moving between left and right, the his belly, then picked him up😂
The number of animals that like being petted is amazing
The little robin just loved that❤️❤️❤️🤗
So cute robin sparrows 🐦u touched 😊😄👍😍
Flown into the window to check out his reflection I'm guessing and got a little stunned
when i fish, they are always the ones who come hopping up and jumping in the bait box right next to me to eat a few maggots. lovely little birds.
So cute aww I’m jealous
That’s what birds look like after hitting a window or building. Stunned
What a beautiful bird! A cute robin!
in scotland we have a woodland walk by a river called rogie falls, in the carpark one year i put bread flakes on the palm of my hand and held it flat, within minutes i had wild chaffinch come down and sit on my hand taking the bread, there was only 3 of them but i felt really honoured just to have them sit on my hand, it was a great moment for me
Guy:aww how cute let pet
Robin: yes human worship me
Robins are amazing! I love them !!!
Blackstout, look at bird bath
Ok this is too cute
so calm, i wanna treasure that bird
Fearless little Beauty
Birds don't really have a "tradition" of social grooming for the most part. Hence they just kinda all have the same response- hunker down and squint when you pet them, which is kind of adorable.
Oh bless. They are so special.
Que lindo este filhote de corroíra querendo carinho!
Usually that only happens when the bird is sick and cannot or does not care to move.
Lovely to see but not all humans are this kind and so I like animals to be wary of them but can still share our space too. Adore robins
So cute
Ntina Morris, look at bird bath
He either hit the building or was very sick. They puff up and are docile when that happens. It was cute but sad. I hope he got better.
How cute! ❤
Springs loveliest little whisperer.